This is different. There is a private bathroom for four people. The toilets for six people and eight people are outside the house, but at the door, not in the corridor. There are only four rooms on the first floor. Prices vary, but only a few hundred dollars are short. It is better to suggest a six-person room. No matter how many rooms there are, the toilet is not far. No matter whether you live on the left or the right, you only need to walk three or four steps to go out. The nearest left foot is still in the dormitory, and your right foot can step into the toilet. . . .

Dormitory beds are first come, first served, and ordinary teachers will be allowed to change beds. However, some schools are named after photo albums (like Orientalism before me, which was very strict for a while), so it may not be possible to change them casually.

The dormitory size is ok. Suggest a room for six. There are not many people, and there are more empty places. Four people are small, and eight people are big. However, it's a clearing, and cockroaches have never met it. Spiders will get it. Before moving in, sweep the roof and corner, and thoroughly sweep the balcony. If you don't live in the gossip building, there are balconies and French windows.

The dormitory is equipped with air conditioning, TV, heating, two telephones, a wardrobe, a thermos, a washbasin and a set of bedding. This TV has no remote control. . . The air conditioner will send a remote control in summer, and it is not allowed to turn on the air conditioner in winter, and there is no need to turn it on. The heating is sufficient. I wear short sleeves in the dormitory in winter, but the air conditioner can be turned on manually in winter. . . . Hey hey, before studying in the East, the electricity was constantly turned off. As long as you blow the whistle, the lights will be turned off and the TV will be turned on. Many people refused to listen, so they had to turn off the electricity at eleven o'clock. . . .

I don't know which school you go to, so I can't go into details, but if you live in a second-phase apartment, the situation is similar. The first phase of Bagua Building is not as good as the second phase, and there is no balcony. .

Trams in the university town are very cheap and affordable, and the rent is very expensive. It costs ten yuan to get on the bus. It's okay now. Taxis with meters this year. It is convenient to go to the city by bus.

There are several golf courses, large swimming pools, large libraries, specialty stores, commercial streets, commercial banks, Bank of China, McDonald's and KFC. DQ Yoshinoya, bars, KTV, restaurants, hotels, N football fields and basketball courts and other seemingly gorgeous and advanced entertainment places, while the University Town is still a tourist attraction, and there will always be tourist buses coming in. In short, freshmen will be fascinated. . . . . But it is not recommended to go to the university town. . real